Health and Safety and Equipment
Archaeological methods
Archaeological methods and forensic evidence
Forensic Evidence
Forensic Procedures and site detection
100

______________________ remaining on a human cadaver could present an infection risk.

Soft tissue

100

The ______________________is a means to visually identify and match colour using a scientific approach.

Munsell colour system

100

What is another word for a birds-eye view sketch?  

Plan view

100

By looking at the growth of certain plants around the body or skeleton we can estimate ____________________________________.

How long the body has been in the environment.

100

This type of site detection technique involves deploying a drone with a camera. 

Aerial Photography

200

What insect are we most at risk of when conducting archaeological work? 

Tick

200

Taking depth measurements involves attaching a ____________ to a string. 

line level

200

___________________ such as pollen, spores, seeds, leaf, or wood fragments, that may link a suspect to a crime scene or a victim.

Botanical trace evidence

200

In this 1920s American, kidnapping/murder case, grains of sand found on a ______________ taken from the suspect were compared with grains of sand from the _______________.

pocket knife, victim's grave

200

In order to prevent scene contamination, equipment should be thoroughly sanitized OR ______________equipment should be used.  

disposable

300

A possible hazard in old burials is ____________, which can form resistant spores but this is unlikely.

anthrax
300

What measurement method do we use to fix the datum? 

Triangulation

300

What mathematical theory can we use when setting up a perfect grid square? 

Pythagorean theorem

300

When we suspect a full fly life cycle has taken place, we will search on the ground around the body for __________ from the 1st fly life cycle. 

pupae casings

300

A cordon involves putting up crime scene tape and or ______________________________around the boundaries of the scene. 

strategically placed officers

400

Which type of glove is more substantial than latex? 

Nitrile

400

in a munsell colour system colour of soil is categorized by hue, value, ___________.

chroma

400

The fly life cycle helps us estimate time since death.  What one word describes the three stages maggots go through while feeding on the body? 

Instars

400

A procedure in which the sand is placed under an optical microscope and the minerals in the grains of sand are identified using polarized light and special prisms is known as _____________________.

petrographic analysis.

400

A common approach path is a designated route into and out of a crime scene.  Controls ______________ and ____________________ of evidence at the scene. 

contamination, destruction 

500

This archaeological device is red and white and used as a datum and helps in taking depth measurements.  

ranging pole

500

Name one purpose of a test trench? 

Determine integrity of site- has it been distubed.

Determine a sites significance of importance

500

This 1920s American Forensic Scientist helped solve a kidnapping/murder case with botanical evidence. 

Oscar Heinrich

500

Name the two reasons flies lay their eggs in the soft, moist places on the body. 

The eggs are susceptible to drying out

maggots have the best chance of breaking through soft/mucosal skin to feed.

500

A _________________ contains a base layer map with various other georeferenced information like soil data, roads, topography and addresses etc.

GIS database

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